Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-16
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TRADE NOTES

Thirty-One establishments are now en-
gagged in making pottery AT East Liverpool,
Ohio.
The cooperative cooper shop in Cincin-
natl is said to be n certainty. Negotiations
Tor "a site have been concluded.
The glass manufacturers OF the country
held a meeting this week in Washington,
ID. c.
The differences between the Lynn mo
rocco manufacturers and their workmen
are said to be practically at I'm end.
4 bill establishing a Bureau of Labor
Statistics has passed the Georgia Le@isla-
ture, there being but one vote against 1t.
BoyeOtting has extended to France. All
the great bazaarS have, it is stated resolved
not to purchase toys Of German make.
The Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph, by
complying with the rules and regulations
OF the Typographical Union, has become a
straight union office.
All but seven of the l75 female weavers
in the new silk mills mt PhillipSburg, n.
J., have struck for more pay and fewer
lines. The mill is closed.
ChillicOthc is to have n fair for the eX-
hibition of cooperative made goods. Most
ot the Cincinnati cooperative establish
mentS will send exhibits.
The iron moIdcrS of New York will
meet next Tuesday January 18th, at Al
bany, To form a state district union, such
~ was formed ut Erie, Pa, last week.
The st. Paul MIMI treeStOne cutters
have assessed themselves - cents each to
help defray the expense of prosecuting the
Texas capitol syndicate for importing for
eign contract labor.
A New York cigar manufacturer, who
Is anxious TO get rid of union men, will,
it is said, open a factory NJ Kingston ana
employ 4Ol girls. Samuel GOmpers, oi the
International Cigarmakers' Union, says
that rs soon rs the factory got into good
shape he would send an organizer to the
factory and get the girls to join Il union.
: The Ottawa Oll.) Republican denies the
report so widely published that De PAW,
of New Albany, Indiana, is to establish a
glass works mt that place for the manuiac-
| ture of articles OF tOughened glass under
the La Bastic process. The editor thinks
that it must be n plate glass factory in
Sted.
At Cincinnati. the Contracting Brick
| LAYERS Association has allowed the de-
mands of the union, (which are: Fifty
| cents an hour for nine hours work-sl Oh
a day. First-class hands will increase
their a 81 40 per week. The boss
stone-masons have allowed the rates asked,
| which are - cents per hour. S~tone-cutters
will work nine hours.
The twenty-frSt session of the WORKING
mems Assembly of the State of New York
will take place ut the City Hall in Albany
| ON January Is. The representation IS one
delegate from each organization oil "Oo
member or less, from 800 to 600 members,
two delegates, and three delegates for all
! ORGANIZATIONS numbering over 6oo mem
bers. A large attendance is expected.
The Knights OF Labor employed IN one
of the largest woodworking establish
| ments in RuShyille, Ind, were discharged
by their employees some two years ago De-
! cause the employers didn't like knights.
The Knights Immediately began to oIgan-
lie A cooperative woodworking establish
ment. and started q lively opposition to
their late employers. Five thousand dol,
bars was subscribed, and upon that capltal
the cooperative shop started upon ITS ca
reer. and is how doing . large and proht-
| able business.-URited Labor Age.